Thurston County Honors Farmers, Prairies, and Rangelands
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Thurston County commissioners celebrated local farmers, prairie grasslands, and sustainable agriculture by issuing a special proclamation for World Frog Day, Agriculture Day, and the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists. The proclamation highlights the importance of these events in a region with less than three percent of native grasslands remaining. Local leaders, including fifth-generation farmer Jennifer Colvin, emphasize the role of prairies in preserving rural heritage, supporting jobs, and providing habitat for endangered species. Ongoing partnerships with state agencies, conservation districts, and tribes aim to restore habitats and balance landowner needs with wildlife goals, addressing challenges from climate change and development pressures.
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